The Altar Guild will be putting the Easter lilies outside the front of the church after the live streamed service on Sunday, April 19, 2020. They will be available for people to come by and pick up after 12:00 noon. (Please keep physical distance when coming to get them.) P.S. To see the beautiful work…
Introducing Hope for the Journey, a series of meditations by Fr. George and Fr. Javier: “these will be meandering reflections about anything whatsoever—an opportunity for you to see what we’re thinking, reading, and watching these days. Think of it as the stories that we’d share with you if we happened to sit down and chat over coffee. Or think of them as the things that we wish would turn into a sermon, but never quite make it off the cutting room floor.”
Coffee hours are suspended until we are able to resume normal services.
St. Paul’s is looking for volunteers to take over the coordination of Coffee Hour starting in 2020. Continue reading for more.
Continue to follow our website for updates and rescheduled events.
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Members of the Memorial Garden Ministry, along with a few faithful volunteers, will begin early on Saturday morning, April 4, 2020 to prepare the Memorial Garden for Easter and Spring. Please join us for a morning of work and camaraderie. Coffee and biscuits will be provided! Continue reading for more and to learn about the Memorial Garden ministry.
Because of the Coronavirus crisis, Man’s Beach Week, at which the men of St. Paul’s gather in Emerald Isle for a week of fun at the beach, has been canceled for 2020. For those who have made a deposit, we believe we will get a full refund and even early reservations for 2021!
Because of the Coronavirus crisis, St. Paul’s Women’s Beach Week has been canceled for 2020. For more information, call or text Yvon Daniel, 919-747-1199, or yvdaniel60@gmail.com.
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UPDATE: Message from Rev. George Adamik, March 13, 2020:
Dear Friends: I am writing to let you know that in response to the coronavirus, Bishop Rodman has directed congregations of our diocese to suspend all worship services, as well as ministry meetings, events, and activities, through Saturday, March 28. As we approach Sunday, March 29 the diocesan staff will evaluate the situation and determine whether it is advisable for public worship to resume. I think this directive is wise and St. Paul’s will comply. Continue reading or click HERE for the full message.
During the Coronavirus outbreak, coming to church to make your usual pledge payments, plate offerings, or other donations may not be an option. St. Paul’s can accept your donations via PayPal or by credit card via PayPal. Click HERE for the DONATE link and for further instructions.